The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 13, 1938, Page 3

o APITOL | STAR MAKES CARZOL) " BOW HERE AS COMEDIENNE Gladys (mmge in Capitol Film, “Love Is a Head- ache,” Ending Here SHOW PLACE OF JUNEAU The stery of a vitriolic Broadway columr and stage st “Love Is a Headache,” ending tonight at the 70 STUDIO (. CONTROL ROOM Capitol Theatre offers Gladys George and Franchot Tone in a de- lightful melange of romance and | comeay | “Love I Headache” conce Gieors a beautiful stage involved in a mix-up over orphancd children, Mickey and Virginia Weidler |caused by Broadway's ace column- ' |ist, Franchot Tone Mro{[(g.”."m“‘ Teno has been criticizing M » for her recent series of flop He is in love with her and thinks that he is helping her Always looking for the human sic of the news, Tone disco the |story of a window washer’s or- | phaned children and he broadcasts their story, @ ; someone to adopt them Using this as a publicity tunt, TERTHERLY | 8 . Mickey ROONEY Fph by s ki Our Gang QONKS | Heals. has her adopt the kids. In Comedy FRANK no time, they win her over but her |} m‘:gfl: discarded . suitor, Ralph Morgan, | White Magic asks the police to ste and. tal . JESSIE RALPH | asks the police to step in and take the chil 1 from her. Late News K : Miss ge is accused of kid- - napping the children, but when; PREVIEW TONIGHT—1:10 AM. |7Tone sees that her affection for “MAN WHO CRIED WOLF” |the kids is real he decides to help and [her. He pleads with the police “OLD WYOMING TRAIL" | department to let her keep the ————— | kids, but is refu In the mean- | time, Miss Ged and the kids lm.o fled and Tone, knowing that! takes out after her finds her " in a smal hi AtChapeladiesMeet en he hears Miss George say also ti heriff that the only way out of the mess is for them to be married, they arc married el whose and ow! justice of Members of the Chapeladies met last evening at the home of Mrs IN THE TELE Harly Arnold on the Fritz Cove HoaRy JRiEne - wiiol ¢ Bmen Dlang i ferred from one camera to another. were discussed for the Hallow'en cladies will be held Wednesday, party which is to be held at the |October 26, at the Fritz Cove home Chapel-by-the-Lake, Saturday eve-|of Mrs. Dave Dishaw. ning, October 22. | Members present evening in- RAL s thlavidtan, Mol 4 A' farewell gift was presented |cluded Mesdames G Banta, Tom | guvo What it is likely to be Mrs; Garry Banta, who is leavin rksten, Mae Mielke, Victor Man- | goine tomorrow? To answer for [Ketchikan. ety Pederson, Virgll Newell, | ypose questions, Jack Stinnett It{ was also announced at last | Vic ;)uuldm:‘ Frank | went to the men to whom tele- evening’s meeling that the Rev.|Millard, MHLun Ward, Clarence| yigien is a business, not a labor- John A. Glasse will conduct services | Wittanen, Dave Dishaw, James De | aiory miracle. This is the first at the chapel next Sundey evening Hart, J. Webb, D. D. Thompson| of two stories teiling what they at 8 o'clock, everyone in the com- |and the hostess, Mrs. Arnold. had to say. munity being cordially invited to - ~ & attend. | Western South Carolina farmers By JACK STINNETT 5 them about a mule colt The next m(-mlng of the Clmp-‘m,nmsm that it- co | twice as much to ra as a yearling calf Writer flip ice can't AP Feature Si NEW YOREK-—You - BF 506'/4315 YOUR HOME | BUT BE SENS/IBLE with brick walls |}/ ) k us for an estimate! 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J UNEAU——SITKA D THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, OCT. ‘SPEAKING oF TELEVISION . . . .. “Camera (u.(m Pick Out Artificial Red-Head - That Is How Television Has Become - SION STUDIO three scenes are set up because actio n must be continueus. second camera can prepare to handle anothel Coaxial cables transmith the elec tronic public vision Center, proof tenna atop the Empire 13, 1938. and Yet It Is Only in Tis Fir 1 > COAXIAL CABLE AND : LEPHONE WIRE & Whiie the f re control room (cameramen wear earph Announcer rst camers At a telephone signal from impulses o the control room. title and names the cast. 'n is most shading clc the movies and white. y resembles The new that of television Remember State build- that in Columbia Broadcasting Company O. B. Hanson, NBC'’s chief en- like the movies, is installing its new transmitter in | ¢ “which we find is healthful - - - Chrysler Building and early 'and Jle to the eyes.” (Continued on i 4Iji X ‘I\H ||| ‘ nflfl' 8 OD/ED 4no SATISFYING 7% grain neutrol spiits Gooderham & Worts L1d. Detroi, Michigan Tl ‘”H\ i gasoline is that which o starts easiest, “picks up” fastest, performs the smoothest, delivers 100 per cent power. e gives the best mileage . . . These qualities, unified and balanced STANDARD GASOLINE IS UNSURPASSEL o5 4 AT STANDARD OIL DEAL program of telev make Standard Gasoline Unsurpassed Good ln!lu(lu\ es the age J ny tages handles one scene, the , the show is trans- play satisfactory. scenes cannot 8ix) variety. | n, un-| be PLOT-HUNGRY AUTHOR THEME OF NEW FILM Juiiean’s Greatest Show Value! LAST TIMES TONIGHT 4 TONIGHT 1S THE BIG NIGHT I ¥ . 3 s ee! Nevel Mysiery Angle in‘She,? 2 5y N \s} for lt I ‘nding sind O “““ AT at Coliseum £ is eyes o 4 & L ” rribie problem that besets J" i Bt the puthos who has run out of plot 8 1 theme and source of alt il 4 X mplic ns in the new mys- 3 4 | ked For It G g, v am Car n & a write of jetective storie who ha created ks 4 ar ter leuth in his bank bu A Ll denly finds himself cemplete 1 H 4 ' H # s Lot of ideas for a new story. H Pf " vanishes and {akes his place in PR Wl new home under the name of | 4 g p rea detectlive, nd waits Ic i » . {someone to bring a mystery to i . {nim, in hopes of getting a story G out of the actual case It's not any time before Vi- o | vienne Osborne comes to him with 5 the story that her brother h n receiv threatening y W.1.5ROSS. 0 OPERATED 37 U believi ters her out, detective. Gargan goes to the country home of Miss Osborne and find food for mystery all over the place until a wealth; fall from a hig |1y by accident gan to help him to be the bi old man dies in a balcony, apparent- Gargan, hoping for ,a slory, tries to find evidence of murder, making notes and a pic- ! torial record of the event with a | candid camera. His first hint that | his suspicions are based on fact WILLIAM s when his ear is forced off ad in an attempt on his life This is the first of three tries, | of which is foiled by Orien ward, who plays Gargan's wile. | In time Gargan discovers the death of the old man nected with the death of hi uncle some months previously, | that both deaths are the work of a group of men who make a busi- ! ness of preparing accidents kill wealthy people for | of the heirs, ORIEN - VIVIENNE OS3CRNE RICHARD CARLE - ROLAND DREW Directed by Erle Kenton A8 P Schulberg Production A Paramount Picture = one Hey- that | con- | K —ALSO— » Man Without a Country” 101t Subject You Can't Afford to Miss in HNIC which the benefit Ir'EC OLOR v Van Steeden and ilis Orches and tune in talking-pictures|in 1939 New York will have two § any time you like but 1938 will 0| compeling television. broadcasting | vision used o be the only ones em- the record as the year ation phasized. Now, says Hanson, the| Dln" r AI Ay e got its first look at tele-| Thomas H. Hutchinson, NBC tel- | engineering side is so far \lna(l ul 8 ing room Mes W i evision production . director, says| the program side that it wi Higepamisininnt : that 1936, about 500 | considerable time for the 1.|an1 lu oan. Sid Thompson, H. Iffert, B. R. Company studios in Rockefeller | apnearances bet dbeneg e v ; ; 2 they're offering the public|ery Hhie ./ SRSTNRCE AL e fh”“‘ Approximately two hundred per- n; “television tour” which is visual| sgoveral thousand televiewers,” | Propiems, though. Hanson finds the oo ™, trended the annual turkey |cashier—Mrs, M. S. Whittier; cof- that television is here. It's|pe seen several fashion | Present television sereen, T BY 10 ginner last evening given in the|fee—Mrs, Katherine Hooker, Mrs. fist time, too, television has| oy ville acts, & detestive|iches, too small for, idea JoeeeP? | parlors of the Northern Light Pres-|John Rogers; coffee -scrvice—Mrs. carned a_penny of income. The|drama, science demonstrations, mo- | U9 “We don't want (0 enlarge My ierian Chureh by members of the|J. W. Leivers; decorations—Mrs. Attt BT S o8 [ tion picture travelogs, puppet shows, | IACTitely,” bo exputs "UHE 8% Martha Soclety. John A. Glasse, Mrs. J. F. Worley; One firm is offe television | newsrecls, high and low comedy, | XPeriments indicate thes ‘1’; Wl Dinner was served between 5:30 |Kitchen—Mesdames R. D. Peterman, receiving sets and another has kits | jy,cirumental solc vocalists and, | 2Yerage living room a 12-by-16 inch |, "y 30" gojock and bowls of fall | George Rice, E. E. Robertson, Caro- » out of which the mechan-| o notable of all, a recent t e |flowers formed attractive decora-|iine Armstrong. E. J. Cowling, R. ly-minded can construct their|yision presentation of a scene from| Television studios are too small|tions for the tables. . Marshall, E. M. Richardson, receivers. At least ten more| ho Broadway play, ‘Susan and |t00; Hanson thinks movie-size stu-| The following committees were inDaisy Cunninghair companies are equipped to turn|cd starring Gertrude Lawrence.”|dio “lots” will be required eventu-| . i Bt jout receivers at the drop of an ally. Just now he is planning a iconoscope ‘They're Black-and-White studio 50-by-80 feet, with a 30-foot Daily experimental broadeasts | Television pictures, origir ally tint- | ceiling, large enough to hold the flow from the cloud-scratching an- | ed green » now received in black | three or four ary to a L R = - 0. o il H L i i in efficiency, and in economy. w fire travel to extract more chimney. 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